Fixed income
We are back testing good support levels on US Yields
US 2-year yield: Good support here at 4.42-4.40%. What are extended levels to look for IF 4.40% gives way?
4.34% is the 76.4% pullback of the 4.12-5.04% move . Below here would open up for a test of pivotal support at 4.12-4.13% (taking us dangerously close to "alarm Bell ringing" 140 bp's inversion to the Fed Funds rate.
A move below here and support at 3.55% comes into play again.
US 5-year yield: Trend line support is met at 4.07-4.09% and then horizontal support at 3.99%. Below there lies pivotal support at 3.75%
US 10-year yield: Strong support is met at 4.16-4.18% and then horizontal support at 4.03%. Below there lies pivotal support at 3.78%
German yields also look susceptible across the board but have not, as yet broken important levels. The exception is ERZ5 which has broken the 200-day MA and completed a clear inverted head and shoulders with the break of 97.41 that suggests a move towards 97.80 again.
We have similar inverted head and shoulders patterns right across the board from ERH5 onwards.

Commodities
CL1 looks very susceptible with it moving down to test a head and shoulders neckline ($81.06) and a 76.4% pivot ($80.81). A break below this range would open up the way for a potential move towards $77

Gold Now approaching the trend high at $2,450 IF that gives way we should be anticipating a quick move towards $2,620-$2640
Tom Fitzpatrick
Tom Fitzpatrick, now the Managing Director of Global Market Insights at R.J. O'Brien, offers an impressive background. Originating from Ireland, his journey began at Chase Bank of Ireland, evolving through pivotal roles in foreign exchange (FX) at HSBC and Nedbank. His expertise expanded at Citibank in various global positions, culminating as Managing Director and Global Head of the CitiFXTechnicals product, delivering award-winning analysis across multiple asset classes.
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